r/anime • u/Holo_of_Yoitsu • Aug 19 '16

[Spoilers] Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin - Episode 7 discussion

Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin, episode 7: The Northern Katjvarna Rebellion

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u/Terranwaterbender https://myanimelist.net/profile/Teranwaterbender Aug 19 '16

Well after Itka's talk about the lack of a "holy war" term for those people it should be obvious someone is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Whether it is done by a rival empire or the empire itself is left to be unknown.

Shit better hit the fan next episode cause I wanna see a full-on battle going about.

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u/kalirion https://myanimelist.net/profile/kalinime Aug 20 '16

The string puller is probably the same one who supplied them with those cannons. There's no way the General would've let them keep artillery when he was confiscating spirits.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '16 edited Sep 08 '16

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u/kalirion https://myanimelist.net/profile/kalinime Aug 20 '16

Why would he want to forget the cannons? He's not going to come out as a hero if his forces are blown to bits while they climb a narrow path one at a time.

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u/Cloudhwk Aug 20 '16

Because it looks more impressive if they win despite the odds, Makes him look like a brilliant commander

I'm guessing he wants to be honoured by the emperor or something, I'm guessing his current cushy job is shit or lacking glory since they tend to not war with people

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u/CyonHal https://myanimelist.net/profile/FeRust Aug 20 '16

Or he's just a racist bigot who wants to destroy the Sinack for not believing in Alderamin. He did say he wanted to 'purge' them. This theory coincides more with the theme of the arc, as well.

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u/Cloudhwk Aug 20 '16

How would it tie in with the theme? They only just dropped that plot element in this very episode.....

If anything the theme is innate corruption in the empire causes people to be evil dicks

We learnt more about the spirit things and their religion in 5 minutes of dialogue than we have in seven episodes, What we have seen regularly is corruption in the empire and its family, Also that the common soldiers are fed up with their bullshit